Advice
Under the Affordable Care Act, you’re required to inform new hires whether you provide group health benefits within 14 days of hire.
The IRS has backed off any changes to the W-4 for the 2019 tax year, but still wants to implement its new version of the W-4 for the 2020 tax year.
The Social Security Administration has announced that the 2019 taxable wage base for the Social Security portion of FICA increases to $132,900.
Effective Jan. 1, 2019, employers performing work on federal contracts must pay workers $10.60 per hour.
For the 2019 plan year, group health plans are affordable if employees’ monthly premiums don’t exceed 9.86% of your chosen safe harbor.
Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour, to standard time, at 2:00 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 4.
The Social Security Administration is again sending no-match letters, called Educational Correspondence Announcements, to employers that file W-2s on which employees’ names and Social Security numbers don’t match its records. Warning: W-2s with these mismatches may also garner penalties from the IRS.
Is it chocolate bars? Candy corn (the original white, orange and yellow, of course)? Anything with peanuts? You can have a sweet Halloween if you complete these early year-end tasks now.
The Social Security Administration is a few days away from releasing the 2019 Social Security taxable wage base.
Following temporary regulations that have been in effect since the 2017 W-2 filing season, final regulations restrict your ability to request an extension of time to file W-2s to one 30-day, nonautomatic request.
